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“What if every workday mattered? What if every shift someone clocked in, what if every floor they swept, every customer they dealt with, what if it all added up? What if it meant something?” asked Justin Henshaw, founder and CEO of GAGE. In addition to GAGE, Henshaw is the owner of 7 brands, 12 companies in 14 states, and manages more than 200 employees through Henshaw Companies (HCo) management firm.
These questions were the foundation for GAGE, and he explains it was created out of necessity.
“The workforce is people, not machines, not robots, but people. It’s a relationship. No matter the industry, we’re all in the people business. And as generational and cultural shifts happen, it’s important to adapt and develop tools that empower the next generations of staff, managers, and business owners.”
The spirit of GAGE is to be a common table and a common language that provide: 1) accountability for employers 2) transparency for the employees, and 3) communication for both the employer and employee to work towards their goals.
“We are excited to have GAGE in all 11 Parker’s Convenience Stores. To be able to measure performance, grow my team, and improve workplace culture is incredibly valuable. This is a great platform for business owners, managers, and employees alike.” - Patrick Parker, President of The Parker Companies
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Staff, managers, and business owners across several industries are using GAGE.
GAGE is most effective when used by teams in fast-paced environments where regular input and communication can help staff and managers thrive.
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The founding GAGE businesses include Brunswick-Golden Isles Chamber of Commerce, Fuse Frozen Co., Halyards, Halyards Catering, Henshaw Co., Gilbert, Harrell, Sumerford & Martin, Island Sound, Jimmy John’s, La Plancha, Parker’s Convenience Stores, Ironside Cafe (formerly Salata), Sandy Bottom Bagels, Silver Bluff Brewing Company, Skylark, Smoothie King, Tipsy McSway’s, Tramici, and Wake Up Coffee Co.
“Imagine in the near future, instead of asking for a resume or references, an employer says ‘Are you on GAGE? What’s your score?’ GAGE allows the cream to rise to the top” says Henshaw.
GAGE can help you Build a Better Workforce. To learn more, visit gagework.com. Businesses can get started by joining the waitlist there, by emailing sara@gageworks.com, or calling 833.483.4243 (GAGE).





